DEATHS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24783, 6 December 1941, Page 1

DEATHS

CRAWFORD.—On December 5, 1941., at the • residence of Mr E. G. Reid, ' Ossian street, Milton, 69022, Rifleman -Alexander .Dickson v Crawford, N.Z. Rifle Brigade) Ist N.Z.EF., beloved husband of Hazel Crawford,; and loved eldest son of Annie and the late Alex- •: ander Crawford, Green Island Buish; aged .48 years. :"At rest."—The

Funeral, will leave the residence, Ossian 1 street, Milton; v To-morrOw, (Sunday), 7th inst.. at 2 p.m., for Fairfax Cemetery. •>; ;.'.-'. DALGLEISH.—On December 4, 1941. at . Oamaru, John Robert, loved son. of. the late Archibald and Isabella Dal- .:.':■: gleish. late of Pukeuri.—The Funeral will leave our Chapel To-day TSaturday), December 6, at 2 p.m., for the Oamaru Cemetery .-rStringer and

Wilson, funeral directors,. Oamaru. MACKIE.—On December 4. 1941. at -Dun-' ; edin, Elizabeth B. Mackie, of S Chamberlain street, 'Maori' Hill; in her year. No flowers, by request;! Private Crematldn from our Chapel To-day (Saturday); service at; ■*-' 10.13 am.—Hope and Kinastou, t funeral directors.- ' . :

STEVENS.—On December 4. 1941, at Christchurch. Catherine Stevens, late of 4 Barbadoes • Street. Sydenham: fourth daughter of the late Michael and Bridget Harty, of'Mosgiel; in her . :iifty-second year. , RXP. TELFER.—On December 3, 1941 (suddenly), at Dunedin, Isabella, beloved

wife, of the late Andrew Telfer, late of Greenfield and Mosgiel.—The . ; Funeral will leave,our Chapel. 78 St. ;. Andrew street/To-day (Saturday),-the -}'■ 6th InstJ; at 1.30 p.m.* (service at 1.20 '■■'''. p.m.);.arriving, at the East;. ;Taleri Cemetery atv 2. ; pjhJ (Friends; please note alteration in day and time of ';..'.■ Funeral)..-' Hope, and Kinaston, ,•'■•'. luneral directors. ••:.;' .. ■ ?

■ For the Empire’* Cause BEEMNER.— AtCrete. June 2. 1941. killed in «ctlon.2Ssol Gunner George Royatt (Roy).’ beloved son of' Mrs E. G. and’ 'the late Frank Bremner. 37 Irvine street. Mosglel:. 2nd N.Z.E.F;: in his ■’ twenty-sixth year. Deeply mourned. ’ - ‘r'He died that we might live.” CLARRE.—Gunner Clifford Mills Clarke, dearly loved second, son of Mrs' M. Clarke, of Dunedin, ’and the late James L. L. Clarke, of Pidgeon Flat, • and loved brother of Owen, Eunice, Joyce and Leith; .killed in action, Libya. November 27;. 1941; aged 28.